Au moment de l'annonce originale, le projet de one-shot de St-Valentin de DC Comics pour cette nouvelle année, Crimes of Passion, avait laissé dans le flou certains des créateurs mobilisés. Au moment de livrer le communiqué officiel, n'étaient nommés que les scénaristes James Tynion IV, Steve Orlando, Sina Grace et Stephanie Phillips, aux côtés des artistes Greg Smallwood, Riley Rossmo, Andie Tong, Mike Norton et Anthony Spay, avec l'acteur Jay Baruchel en bonus, et un modeste "et d'autres gugus" pour éviter de surcharger les mentions d'usage.
Good morning! Seeing @johnpaulleon art on a question story I wrote is the best start to 2020. In @DCComics Crimes of Passion Anthology! Out in Feb. DEC190416 pic.twitter.com/wCQ9BPBSgi
— Ram V (@therightram) January 3, 2020
So this is happening! I'm going to be in February's Crimes of Passion from DC (I'm "Others")! Lots of amazing creators and stories in here, I'm very humbled to be a part of it. More coming soon, but FOC are this Monday, so please go to your LCS and let them know you want a copy! pic.twitter.com/rXWU6FUq0U
— Jordan Clark (@Jrsosa18) January 3, 2020
This is my first time writing for @DCComics (!!!) and I get to do it with the one and only Mr. Be Gay, Do Crimes ???????????? (Pied Piper, I mean, though co-writing with @JamesTheFourth was cool too) https://t.co/Xfzb1Oavk8
— Sam Johns ???? (@DipsOff) January 3, 2020
Oh wait we can tease for this? https://t.co/iFLfvR4fUZ pic.twitter.com/Km5OQHTM6u
— Steve Orlando (@thesteveorlando) January 3, 2020
